New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-18
FALL DAYS AT NEWPORT.
suMMERPLEAsUREs BEGINNING TO VANISH.

THE SEASON BY NO MEANS ENDED YET. HOWEVER
SOCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTES.
NEWPORT, r. l., Sept 1.-THE weather from Sunday
until Thursday morning was very unpleasant. and this.
coupled closing Of the Ocean House and the end
ing Of the dancing and concerts at the Casino
had anything pleasing effect upon the large number
residents who expect TO remain here for sew
era weeks The last OF the seni-weekly dances at the
Casino place Monday and earlier In the day the
Duke Of Marlborough left town. However the closing
OF hotel and the ending of public festivities at the
the Casino does not end the Newport season. which, as
usual will continue for some time. All the cottagers
here, and here they will remain to enjoy fine autumn
nal weather Newport is certainly fortunate place and
her visitors OF the substantial character who have
elaborate homes here and who not obliged to cur
tail their visit to the seashore. Many cottage enter
tainments being given and more arc to come
Tie caterers especially Pinard have been busy during
she past week The Casino grounds and the Casino Club
will be kept open for several weeks longer and all the
hotels the Ocean House. and the private boarding
Will be receiving guests for some time 10 come
The has been success socially as we'll as imam
eiay, and reasonably find any fault. 1t Is
true that large number OF families were in mourning
and mourning weeds painfully prominent. but
It equally that many new families came to the
aud took the places Of those who had temporarily
Withdrawn from the fashionable arena Private enter
tanments have been numerous one or two fashionable
weddings took place, and several engagements including
hat OF Miss Bancroft TO viscount Albert de Naunac
Lanzac, Of France. were announced Miss Bancroft
Is the daughter Of George Bancroft, the historian
On Thursday Miss Leary gave musicale and reccp-
ton In OF MIRA Cooper. wife OF Mayor Cooper.
Of New-York. 1t was very fine affair
John j. wysong OF NewYork has paid $1,000 for the
granite villa at Ochre Point owned by Mrs Fitch j. Bos
worth, OF Milwaukee.
Mrs. Grace Turnbull and family have closed their villa
on Kay-st, and have sailed for Europe.
Mrs X. NJ. Gushing and family and Mrs John Cushing,
Of Boston, visiting Thomas +. Cushing.
William II. Tlhnghast and family. OF New-York. have
eosed their cottage and have to Tuxedo Park. and
W. NJ Kingsand and family have TO their residence
at scarboro-o the Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs Fred. W. Vanderbilt have returned here
from Lenox
The Town and Country Club, of which Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe president will mold Its meeting at the
idence OF Mra A: A: Low. near Castle Hill
Lieutenant l. W. Watkins. u. n. has taken the Win
Mrs j. A. stevens and Mrs. W. K Armistcad have re-
Inc French Minister NJ Roustan expected here from
MT Bancroft the historian will celebrate his eighty
seventh birthday this city October L. He is hale
and hearty aud expects TO celebrate many more ami
The Duke Of Marlborough shook the dirt Of Newport
from his feet Monday and proceeded To Boston. Mrs.
Paran stevens went of on the same train and brought
John Child. Of Ashvie, n. c. Miss L. s. Weaver and
q Boston. are visiting friends At It'll the cottages:
:. Mrs shmmn and family Of Boston, have arrived at
Miss Eleanor Wicks and Miss Dryer, OF Brooklyn,
visiting friends here.
Tho Rev. Jesse b. Thomas D. D.. of Brooklyn. has pur- /
shased the Queen Anne cottage which he has been
Dying the past season at C0nsnicut Park
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Burdick, OF Alfred Centre, N. Y
IRE wishing Mr.. Robert ID. Coggeshal.
J. Rollins Tflton, who has been spending the
here will return his studio 10 Rome in about days
William Astor's steam yacht Noarnaha, cutter yacht
Bedouln, sloop Priscilla, scbooDers Varuna. Wanderer
and Horssman and steam yachts Theresa and Magnolia
are In the harbor
Miss Grant. London who designed the bust Of Dean
Stanley OF Westminster Abbey has arrived at the Cliff
Avenue Hotel
Tho FAMILY OF Governor Samuel G. Arnold OF Rhode
Isand who have been spending the summer here. will
shortly sail for Europe and will remain abroad about one
year.
The Rev. Charles Braith waite, OF shushan N Y, will
proach NJ the second Baptist Church tomorrow.
Dr & &. Powell and wife have gone TO the White
Mountains.
Mrs. izna Is visiting Miss Ieary. and Miss Constance
Kidd
The Rev W. l. Parker and MIRA NJ w. Parker, Of
OeweGo, y; A. Macon and wife, OF Chicago. Mr.
lud Mrs. Barton Of Prevalence at the Kay street
Benjamin Rand, Of Harvard College. Niss Carter. Of